Ok, a little bit off topic, but perhaps someone has the answer.

On my Debian ( sid ) i installed fpc-source with apt-get.

After dist-upgrade i have two versions of fpc-source:

do i have to remove version 2.6.2 manually?

If i do
apt-cache show fpc-source

there is no line "replaces ..", so i think its my job to remove the old fpc-source 2.6.2??

But why??

Thanks for a tipp!!

You can have both. They don't interfere.
So, yes, you have to remove old versions manually when you don't need them anymore.

Mattias

by manually, would that be something like

apt-get remove fpc-2.6.2

or

rm /f path/to/fpc/2.6.2

??

yes

Mattias

by manually, would that be something like

apt-get remove fpc-2.6.2

or

rm /f path/to/fpc/2.6.2

??

if dpkg -l still shows fpc-2.6.2 then do the former, otherwise the latter.